And according to a recent fan poll, Padres fans are ready to move on from one of their pitchers on an expiring deal.

“What the Padres are doing, I don’t 100 percent agree with, though I know that our fans probably agree with it,” Colorado Rockies owner Dick Monfort said Saturday, according to the Denver ...

Wearing the No. 51 popularized in San Diego by Padres Hall of Fame reliever Trevor Hoffman, Alpine product Alex Vesia closed out L.A.’s victory with three strikeouts. The save was the left-hander’s ...

Our team's gonna show it,” said one Padres fan. And show it they did. Now, all eyes are on Tuesday, as the Padres come back home to their fans at Petco Park hoping for another big win in Game 3.

The Dodgers want their fans to be energetic and vocal, but they don't want anything like what happened in Game 2 against the Padres at Dodger Stadium.

San Diego Padres fans reached a breaking point Saturday night, and Xander Bogaerts was at the storm’s center. As another close loss left the Padres offense stranded, frustration erupted online ...

In this Zevely Zone, I meet a 'Padres Super Fan' who says he's caught hundreds of home runs dating back to 1984. Most Padres fans would consider themselves lucky to catch one home run ball.